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	Huanchaco Inn Hotel - Huanchaco, Perú (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Huanchaco is located in Peru' s pacific coast, 10 km from Trujillo in the Department of Libertad.
		Huanchaco is considered a paradise by its inhabitants and by those who have visited it.
		Huanchaco, located in the northwest the city of Trujillo is called “La ciudad de la Primavera” Springtime City-, by some of its inhabitants due to its mild climate throughout the year.
	www.huanchacoinn.com /resena_e.html (658 words)

	Huanchaco - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Huanchaco is a beautiful beach and summer vacation spot in the northern city of Trujillo, Peru.
		Huanchaco is famous for a few things but in particular for being a surfer's dream spot and its caballitos de totora.
		In Huanchaco you can eat one of the best ceviche in the northern part of Peru.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Huanchaco (99 words)

	About Us
		Huanchaco is a beach city known for its beautiful beach and rich cultural heritage.
		Surrounding Huanchaco are ruins that date back to the time before the Incan Empire, such as Chan Chan, which is the largest adobe city ever built.
		The natives of Huanchaco are known for conserving the tradition of fishing with the caballito de totora, a reed fishing boat.
	www.inticrafts.com /aboutus.html (436 words)

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		Huanchaco is a village located 10 minutes North of the center of Trujillo.
		Huanchaco has many touristy places such as the Santuario de la Virgen de Socorro, and there are many places to visit and have a pleasant lunch, breakfast or dinner.
		Huanchaco is quite a pleasant place to stay and have fun.
	www.amersol.edu.pe /ms/8th/cww/journal/huanchaco.html (71 words)

	Student Ethnographies/Chris Merriman
		Huanchaco is quickly developing a tourist economy that is based on its beach, surfing, and the Pescadores.
		This is her third field season here in Huanchaco, but here research is less focused on excavation and more on ethnobotanical assemblages that have already been collected.
		With the exception of dogs barking on the roofs and the taxis and combis honking occasionally, Huanchaco is as quiet as a library.
	www.usu.edu /anthro/peru/2003/chris.html (4178 words)

	FDR Faculty - TripTalk
		Huanchaco is a few miles north of Trujillo, close to the airport.
		Their small restaurant (there are several good eateries in Huanchaco) served simple, but delicious meals that you could opt to have on the patio or by the pool.
		Huanchaco can be tacked on to a ruin tour- reed boats and seafood.
	www.amersol.edu.pe /fdr/faculty/triptalk/lalibertad.asp (1275 words)

	HORIZON International Launches "Sustainable Huanchaco" Initiative in Peru
		Huanchaco beach is the chosen one as project pilot.
		The project "Sustainable Huanchaco" will be carried out with residents of the area and people or institutions interested to participate voluntarily.
		Project Location: Huanchaco Beach located in the north coast of Peru, in La Libertad Department, to the height of 560 Km of Panamerican North Highway.
	www.solutions-site.org /artman/publish/printer_122.shtml (702 words)

	sfbg.com \| news (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The tranquil beach town of Huanchaco and the nearby United Nations World Heritage site of Chan Chan are welcome breaks from the crowds and the ever present backpacker scene.
		Huanchaco is a small, traditional fishing village that evolved into a low-key vacation spot for Peruvians.
		From this vantage point, the 400-year-old pale yellow Iglesia de Huanchaco watches over the entire cove, and in the evening the last traces of the sun frame the fishing boats nosing their way back to shore.
	www.sfbg.com /38/08/x_being_there.html (656 words)

	Huanchaco - Destination Guide - Hotel Near (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Although no longer exactly a tropical paradise, HUANCHACO is still a beautiful and relatively peaceful resort, 12km west, or twenty minutes by bus, from Trujillo.
		Until the 1970s, Huanchaco was a tiny fishing village, quiet and little-known to tourists.
		The best time to visit Huanchaco is during its June fiesta week, at the end of the month when a large tortora raft comes ashore accompanied by a smaller flotilla of caballitos.
	www.hotelnear.com /5063/5088/Peru-Huanchaco.html (405 words)

	Otra Cosa, the best place to meet, eat&more! Huanchaco, Peru
		Huanchaco is a quiet and peaceful fishing village near the famous Chimu capital of Chan Chan and the beautiful colonial city of Trujillo.
		Huanchaco is the only village along the Peruvian coast where up till today the local fisherman use the reed canoes called ¨Caballitos¨ to ride back on the waves after a long day of fishing.
		Huanchaco is a long irregular point which wraps around from the south for about 700m past the pier into the bay.
	www.otracosa.nl /indexsp.asp (17077 words)

	Huanchaco (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Huanchaco is situated by the sea, close to the town of Trujillo.
		Much as one would expect of a local beach resort, there was fishing off the pier, surfers, sea food, ice cream and sellers of cheap and cheerful souvenirs and trinkets.
		We hired a combi to get us to Huanchaco, though the driver's assistant was a somewhat neanderthal lad who drooled over our bags when he fell asleep and took an unsettling liking to Nina's feet.
	homepages.tesco.net /~andrew.chong/huanchaco.htm (407 words)

	EATING AND NIGHTLIFE, Huanchaco Tourist Information and Travel Guide at InfoHub.com
		There are seafood restaurants all along the front in Huanchaco, one or two of them with verandas extending to the beach.
		Not surprisingly seafood is the local speciality, including excellent crab, and you can often see women and children up to their waists in the sea collecting shellfish.
		One of the smaller, less expensive restaurants located in the backstreets of Huanchaco; the views are not so good as those from along the seafront, but the seafood is just as fresh and well prepared.
	www.infohub.com /Destinations/South-America/Peru/Huanchaco/64041.htm (370 words)

	photo-journals.com - B.A. to L.A. / Christmas in Huanchaco
		We had booked a room at Huanchacos Gardens although it turned out to be more like a bungalow.
		We spent 6 nights in Huanchaco and most of the time we spent relaxing.
		We took a taxi back to Huanchaco, and this driver was a lot more sensible than the last one.
	www.photo-journals.com /entry.php?trip=1&entry=30 (1060 words)

	Shores / trujillo - salaverry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Then we go on to Huanchaco beach for lunch and a special presentation offered by community fishermen using their famous "Caballitos de totora" (Reed boats) as their ancestors did in times immemorial times.
		Early morning departure from the Port of Salaverry to the archaeological complex of the pyramids to the Sun and the Moon constructed by the ancient Mochica civilization.
		We will go on to Huanchaco beach to have lunch and watch a special presentation offered by community fishermen using their famous " Caballitos de totora " (Reed boats) as their ancestors did from time immemorial.
	www.coltur.com.pe /En/shores/trujillosalaverry.htm (573 words)

	. : A N A C O N D A E X P E D I T I O N S : . (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Morning departure to Huanchaco on our way we may stop in a couple of surfing spots (Centinela, Bermejos or Playa Grande).
		Huanchaco is known by history, as the first place where humans used to surf waves in their ancestral Caballitos de Totora (boats similar in shape to surfboards but made from Totora cane).
		This traditional way of fishing is still conserved by locals that astonish tourists from all parts of the world.
	www.anacondaexpeditions.com /trips/surfing/i_psu.htm (442 words)

	Contributions from Sinai High School in Huanchaco, Peru (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Huanchaco has so many things to see, because it has nice beaches.
		What Huanchaco has and attracts tourists is “Malecon.” There are also many restaurants and there is a fair where you can buy many kinds of handicrafts and pottery.
		Come to Huanchaco and have a nice afternoon with your family.
	silverinternational.mbhs.edu /v171/v17.1.05b.contribution.html (387 words)

	Trujillo, Chan Chan, Huanchaco Peru Travel Information
		If you can tear yourself away from Trujillo and the nearby beaches of Huanchaco and Buenos Aires, then you might like to visit the archeological complex just up the road at Chan-Chan: the remains of what was probably the largest adobe city in the world...
		Huanchaco is the most well-known of the nearby resorts, and with good reason!
		Huanchaco is a great fun resort - there's always lots going on, both on and off the beach and most of Trujillo seems to decamp here whenever they can!
	www.therealperu.co.uk /guide/Trujillo.aspx (992 words)

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		The area around Huanchaco is one of the few places in Peru where this ancient sea vessel tradition has not disappeared from use.
		The weather was hot and sticky but I enjoyed been a beach bum for a few hours.
		Besides a stroll on the beach and visit to Huanchaco's, there's not too much to see or do.
	www.blogger.com /email-post.g?blogID=3974018&postID=105750808735933355 (934 words)

	Traveller's Tales
		Even the tasty seaweed used in their seafood cuisine is harvested right from the rocks that lie off the beaches of Huanchaco.
		You see, in Huanchaco you don't waste time,you savor it, for here time is to be released slowly and enjoyed.
		Huanchaco's one-man sea horse reed boats(Caballito de Totora)have a long three thousand year old tradition and can be seen only in a few places on the north Pacific ocean...Huanchaco being one of them.
	outpostexplorer.nstemp.com /photo2.html (911 words)

	huanchaco surf spot, photos, WannaSurf (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Huanchaco is a beach 'resort' about 10km NW of Trujillo in the department of Libertad.
		No road signs at all anywhere in Trujillo so ask directions, go past the extraordinary adobe (mud-brick) city of Chan Chan (14th Century) and past the airport (slightly more recent, even if it doesn't look it...).
		Overshadowed by being not so far from Chicama and Pacasmayo; definately worth a visit, especially as Trujillo has so much else to offer by way of culture and entertainment.
	www.wannasurf.com /spot/South_America/Peru/North/huanchaco (395 words)

	Surfing Huanchaco , Huanchaco surfing Trujillo, surf Huanchaco , Trujillo
		Huanchaco is a very long pointbreak over about 500m, (sand over rock) that breaks in about 3 different sections, starting from about 400m south from the pier.
		It LOOKS like it could link up all the sections on big days when the banks are right, making an incredible ride.
		Its the main point in Huanchaco, paddle out from the beach to the south as the current is always towards the north.
	www.globalsurfers.com /spot.cfm?land=Peru&surfing=3840&travel=Huanchaco (295 words)

	On the Road to Huaraz
		I have had such an amazing time here in Huanchaco, and am thinking that if and when I slow my travels down a bit in South America and see Bolivia and Chile and Argentina I may just wander back to this town and settle in for a couple months..
		Last night was the last night in Huanchaco for most of them, and so - as any true nomad- they´ve stayed long enough to make passage to the next town and must continue on.
		The Crab claw represents Huanchaco, the Eye is a symbol of important significance, the hair is carved in the likeness of the palm trees of the coast..
	www.travelblog.org /South-America/Peru/Trujillo/Chan-Chan/blog-44961.html (448 words)

	Otra Cosa, the best place to meet, eat & more! Huanchaco, Peru
		Huanchaco is commonly apreciated for remaining a friendly and easy going fishing village.
		The Fiesta de la Marinera in Huanchaco is a week long festival filled with shows of the typical coastal folkloric dance.
		The Fiesta del Mar reenacts the legendary arrival of Takaynamo, founder of the city of Chan Chan, on his reed Cabelito de Tortura boat from the ocean.
	www.otracosa.nl /indexenglish.asp?page=7 (450 words)

	UNC-CH: Field School of Archaeology Peru
		We will live in Huanchaco until the last week of the program, when we will travel by bus to the highland town of Cajamarca.
		In addition to fieldwork on the central and south coast of Peru, he has conducted considerable fieldwork in the Moche Valley including a pedestrian survey of the valley in 1990-91 for his dissertation research on the origins of the Moche State, and household excavations and geomorphological investigations in since 1997.
		The field school will be based in Huanchaco, a pleasant fishing village and beach resort just a few kilometers outside of Trujillo, a large city on the north coast of Peru.
	rla.unc.edu /Teaching/mop/MOPhome.htm (931 words)

	Ball of Dirt on Trujillo, Peru / Nicky Carey / My Round The World Trip / Tales from Huanchaco & Trujillo - Click Here
		I´m in Huanchaco, Peru which is a really laid back, chilled out beachtown, though since it´s the middle of the week it´s also pretty empty.
		In the evenings i´ve been sampling the local seafood in Huanchaco in a couple of the many restaurants, and can report that it is very good indeed.
		And averaging about 2 or 3 quid for a slap up meal with drinks can´t be bad either.
	www.ballofdirt.com /entries/3263/19168.html (660 words)

	Surf on Huanchaco-Peru (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Huanchaco beach, is located 8 miles away from
		Huanchaco and the Titicaca lake, called caballitos de totora
		If you are planing a get away from big cities to a quiet town this the right place:
	www.geocities.com /Heartland/Ranch/6426/6.html (132 words)

	Huanchaco Things To Do - Travel Guides - VirtualTourist.com
		Huanchaco: Things To Do Local time: 5:23 am Sunday, April 23, 2006.
		I saw several surfers surfing standing in their heads.
		Directions: If you are looking at the beach walk to your right about 100 feet, you will pass about 4 small restaurants.
	www.virtualtourist.com /travel/South_America/Peru/Departamento_de_La_Libertad/Huanchaco-1607390/Things_To_Do-Huanchaco-BR-1.html (293 words)

	LIBERTAD - LoveToKnow Article on LIBERTAD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Gold and silver mines are worked in the districts of Huamachuco, Otuzco and Pataz, and coal has been found in the first two.
		of railway in 1906, viz.: from Pacasmayo to Yonn (in Cajamarca) with a branch to Guadalupe, 60 m.; from Salaverry to Trujillo with its extension to Ascope, 47 m.; from Trujil]o to Laredo, Galindo and Menocucho, i81/2 m.; from Huanchaco to Roma, 25 m.; and from Chicama to Pampas, 181/2 m.
		The principal ports are Pacasmayo and Salaverry, which have long iron piers built by the national government; Malabrigo, Huanchuco, Guanape and Chao are open roadsteads.
	www.1911ency.org /L/LI/LIBERTAD.htm (409 words)

	United News > March/April 2005 > The Road to Huanchaco (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		He invited me to go with him in 2004 and, since I had been to Jekyll Island 28 times, I accepted his offer.
		We felt very secure in the village of Huanchaco, where the Festival was held.
		I brought home Peruvian-made replicas of Inca pottery and paintings of the beach and pier and fishermen at Huanchaco.
	www.ucg.org /un/un0503/huanchaco.htm (934 words)

	Punta Huanchaco, Peru Surf Forecast, Tides, Surfcam and Sea Conditions
		Punta Huanchaco, Peru Surf Forecast, Tides, Surfcam and Sea Conditions
		Punta Huanchaco in Lambayeque is an exposed beach break that is usually a safe bet.
		At the moment, we display the current current weather observations / forecast for Punta Huanchaco, tide data, sea temperature and a growing list of Surfcams.
	www.surf-forecast.com /breaks/PuntaHuanchaco.shtml (195 words)

	Panorama Cusco Travel -> Trujillo and Chiclayo Circuits - The Northern Kingdoms (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Is believed that both were complementary, one administrative and the other religious.
		Proceed to Huanchaco beach, well frequented by beach-goers and surfers, you will have the opportunity to appreciate, during lunch, the local fishermen surfing the waves in their traditional "Caballitos de Totora", little reed boats used for fishing since pre Inca times, by northern Peruvians.
		In the afternoon, visit the largest mud archaeological complex of the pre-Hispanic America, Chan Chan, ancient capital of the Chimu Empire (13th Century), visiting the Temple del Arco Iris (rainbow), the site museum and the Tshudi Palace.
	www.panoramacuscotravel.com /trujillo-chiclayo.htm (398 words)

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